When I first got contacts I didn’t realize that people could see individual leaves on trees and like individual blades of grass because my whole life I just saw a big green blob
dude same! every time i get new glasses its crazy, i forget how much proper vision sees. i hadn't gotten new glasses in 3 years (big mistake since i usually do every year) and everything was just. blob. and suddenly i could see leaves and i was like whoa thats right trees have leaves i forgot that lol
my eyes have different visions, tried glasses many times just got headaches i cant use binoculars or shoot a basketball for crap but if i use one eye i see well in that eye the other gives me a wider view but ive always felt jealous of people with depth perception
It's worse when you're like "WTF?!? I used to be able to see that stuff at that distance, what happened? 😭" Still I think it's better to need glasses to drive and such than to need them to read or... clip your nails or something
@@brodieroomojo yeah it's so messed up to have those "weird" vision issues Like when you can't use contacts because your glasses (or lenses) just "stop working" after a few hours because your eyes are fine but you just mess them up or "use them wrong" =/ And your dad wasn't listening to the eye doctor when you were 12 and the dr said you NEED vision therapy or you'll mess up your eyes =/ Dad thought that when you have issues with your eyes you get glasses, like he did so he stopped listening the moment the doc said "your kid doesn't need glasses but..." 😕😡😩😖 Guess what? Vision therapy doesn't work on adults, even eay 20s young adults. But they'll happily sell you a few sessions that "might provide a benefit", they cost $200/h and come in packages of 10, you need at least 20. 🤣🤦♀️
@@Maddie-fe8vl why did you use black as an example? Like being colour blind doesn't have any significance with black and white. Your making no sence. Will you clear up what your trying to say?
@@starrimoss7377 Yes, but sometimes when the sky is really clear and your environment is very dark, you can actually see a faint glowey "path" across the sky. That's how our galaxy got it's name. Ancient people thought that path looked "milky" white and more modern people determined that you're literally seeing the disk shape of the galaxy, just from inside said disk.
I know this is 2 years old, but I'd like to point out that some people do get overwhelmed by sight! I am one of those people! Sight and sound freak me out and I get overstimulated easily.
One of my friends in college was blind. She got so used to me stopping suddenly and just looking up at the stars that she started doing it too. I always described everything I could for her in the most vivid detail (like movies) but that's the one thing I remember the fondest. Her stopping to look up at the stars with me even though she couldn't see them.
I have a friend with a sight disease and once a year, she goes to her doctor and they do tests and things that makes her see better for a few days and the first day she came back from those tests she looked at me, she was like « Wow... I had no idea you were THAT pretty! » And I have to admit I cried 😅❤️
The most awesome things to look at : 1. Smiles. 2. Beach waves. 3. Stars. 4. Mountains. 5. Swimming fish. 6. Cities at night. 7. Giant lakes with swans. 8. Animals. 9. Flowers! 10. Christmas lights. 11. Rain and lightings.
Omg... i almost cried when she said that “she guesses flowers must be pretty....” oh dang. That hit hard.... And a sunset over mountains is definitely the most beautiful thing ever.
Brown eyes are so beautiful. They're just so lovely to look at. And they come in so many shades! Deep brown is gorgeous. Talking as someone who has blue eyes
Clarizma Jenkins oh man I’m so sorry. There is so much to appreciate for our sight like the detail in the moon. It’s crazy that we just go about our day not grateful for the simplest things that a lot of people don’t have.
Mal Muffin that's right .. but we tend to forget how beautiful our souls are since everyone judges you on your appearances only indeed we lose ourselves in the process of fixing and hiding all of our insecurities ...
This might be just me, but clouds are so constantly fascinating to me. Like... the sky in general is just amazing. It’s never the same for two seconds. Every sunset is different. The clouds are like a painting that is constantly changing. And the fact that this beautiful, stunning sky makes up about half of what we see, yet so many sighted people don’t notice very much. The sky is beautiful :)
Things I love to look at: 1. My daughter’s smile 2. Arizona sunsets 3. Flowers, and trees in autumn 4. Eye colors are so unique 5. People, I like seeing how unique and beautiful everyone is.
prettiest things to look at: Christmas lights on houses at night Waves in the ocean Palm trees and beaches in the sunset Roses People smiling at each other Old people walking dogs Stars Cities at night Old family photos Mountains Sunrise/sun set Young Leonardo DiCaprio
Loony Uni When she read this, this probably blew the HELL out of her mind. “YOU CAN SEE THAT FAR?!” xD I absolutely LOVE stargazing as well, god I love looking for each constellation. I did not think about these things from a blind person’s perspective, it makes me want to share so many things with her.
When I finally got glasses I remember the first thing I noticed the floor tile patterns in my home. Earlier I used to see just a normal brown floor. But with glasses I could see the designs on them, the black lines running across and intersecting everywhere. Idk it was the most interesting thing ever at the time, I guess what I felt would be a bit similar to how Molly feels.
I've been wearing glasses scine I was only 2 months old. I have a pretty bad case of Amblyopia. I'm legally blind in my left eye. I do have depth perception but it's not good. I'm always walking into walls cause I don't see them where they actually are. When I reach for something like my glass of water I actually move my hand close and then feel for it with my fingers and once then pick it up. I've reached for things before and missed. I can't see very far away. At the age of 36 my eyesight is decreasing. It's harder for me to read print. I just had to buy myself a new bible with giant print. I don't see well at night anymore. But some things I think are just beautiful to see... The Ocean/Beaches. The sunrise over the ocean. Okay just nature in general.
I love looking at large bodies of water like lakes. When the water is still, it is reflective and you can see a perfect replica of the far shore beneath it and upside down. It's especially beautiful at night when you see a full moon in the sky and a second full moon reflected in the water. Watching ripples moving through water is also fun and interesting, as is seeing the wind blowing the surface of the water causing it to move and shimmer in different ways. Lake water is usually a somewhat ugly brown color while ocean water is usually a dark blue in most places, but in some areas it's very light blue and clear enough that you can see dozens of feet down and see the corals and sea shells and all sorts of fun things beneath.
I got glasses in the third grade, and when was on my way home, I walked outside, and I was just amazed because there were individual branches and leaves. I don’t remember ever being able to see crisp sharp lines before then. I kept on just taking my glasses on and off, but I could never replicate the amazement of seeing defined lines for the first time! Then I got sick for the rest of the weekend because my eyes were trying to adjust.
Just for a fun fact not to put down your statement but the reason some peaple have 'color changing eyes ' is because they have a more uncommon shade of the eye color and peaple eyes perceive them differently depending on what color or lighting your most surrounded bye at the time.
O. Oltmans that is one way, but also for some eyes when the pupil size changes, the pigments in the iris compress or spread apart, changing the eye color :D but what your saying is true too, that’s why I said “usually depending on what I’m wearing”
@@birdy4696 oh that's cool never would of thought of that but now that I think about it it makes alote of sence. I learn somthing interesting every day!!(:
The way glow in the dark stickers look to me as a sighted person: Light green mixed with incredibly tiny silver round sparkles against an intensely black background. I guess they add the little silver sparkles to make it look more exciting and interesting.
I'm almost 27 and have those glow in the dark star's in our apartment. My girlfriend never had them as a kid so I try to do little things for her that she never got to do or have.
As a botanist I can tell you that even most sighted people are amazed when you start identifying plants (apart from the like 10 most common ones). Especially different grass species :D Also, when I'm at work I often have to write down the weather conditions including how far you can see. It's got to be a pretty bad day when seeing distance is below 8km. I'm so impressed when blind people manage to navigate the world. It really blows my mind how much you can do without sight. Molly, you have a far superior sense for fashion and are much much better with make-up than me and that's so cool!
The video is 2 years old so it's not like many people will see this but I think the prettiest things in life for me are the sun shining through the leaves in late spring/early autumn, the way dust particles catch light in intense, concentrated sunlight and sunrise/sunset, when the clouds and sky turn all colourful. They all bring that feeling of calm that grounding (the anxiety control technique) brings
Yeah, most of these things you don't focus on get to this sort of subliminal level of your mind. You can quite easily compare that to background noise or listening to something vs. just being able to hear something. For example, you are on the phone with someone and technically you can hear other things like children playing in the backyard or cars passing by but unless it's something alarming you aren't listening to this, you're listening to the person you're having a conversation with.
Talking about how far people can see... there's really literally no limit. We can see stars that are millions of light years away. As long as there's light coming into our eyes, we can see it no matter how far away it started.
Ive had quite poor vision my whole life. Ive worn glasses since I was four, and I absolutely hated it. But watching this video and watching youre amazement at all the things I can easily see (with my glasses) really made me stop and think. I still take seeing all those things for granted, when actually its such a blessing and I am blessed. Thank you for reminding me.
This is an oddly specific answer, but I think one of my favorite things to look at is the reflection of city lights on a wet road at night. Or looking down at lights on the ground from an airplane.
I've never been to a real city (except for driving through or just staying in a building the whole time) and I've never flew in a plane so... can't relate
The prettiest thing to look at is someone's face, when they talk about something they love. How their eyes light up. Rainbows in my eyelashes when the sun shines on them. Animals, their cute faces. The sky. Stars at night, the fluffy coulds, the colours in the sky during sunset. Snowing, the way snow on the ground sparkles. Aurora borealis. Fairy lights.
"Everything has a color, and you know all of them." Yeah, you give sighted people too much credit. There is significant variation in how many different colors people can accurately name, especially when it comes to distinguishing between "turquoise" and "seafoam", for example.
Yeah. I think there are too many colour names. Once you know the basic 5-6, you can get by with using adjectives like "light" or "dark" to distinguish them. If the colour is really important, than it's better to use the wavelength to describe it rather than a colour name.
Seafoam is pastel and turquoise is incredibly bright. It only takes a little bit of study every day to learn all the colors. It’s just that color isn’t something you all value and you all chose not to pay it any mind.
Some of my favorite things to look at: - Clouds on rainy days - Daisy’s - My boyfriend’s eyes - The sun shining through sheer curtains - Fire and sparks (fellow pyromaniacs here?) - Sunrise/sunset through trees/leaves - The way fairy lights and dim string lights glow and reflect
Rainbows in the sky are to me the most aesthetically pleasing part of seeing. It's rare, it's hard to see them, most are super faint and so there's this moment of searching for a rainbow after the storm and even while looking at it, wondering if it's actually there because it fades in and out. So many colors all at once, but it's almost impossible to describe each - and they can also change shades and intensity in almost a blink!
Fire is for sure the most amazing thing to look at, I don’t know if it’s just me but I can stare at fire for hours. It’s always moving and so warm and pretty.
Yes, briggt lights give us headaches. Also i wonder if sounds bother her as much as they do me. Im sighted with contacts or glasses 20/20 and loud sounds hurt me. And can affect my sight. Our eyes get tired, our eyes feel painful if we read for to long or watch tv to long. Im glad I can see, but we do have our own problems with other sensors.
Yeah. I have good sight. I can see pretty well in dim light, I hate bright lights and so I often have the lights off when the sun is still out and my family keeps complaining about me "straining my eyes". But Im not straining my eyes.
Definitely, I was diagnosed with photosensitive epilepsy when I was 22. Driving at certain times of the day when the sun hits the trees can be terrifying for me!
The trouble with us sighted people is that we judge people by how they look. But you can get to know the person for who they are underneath and not the way they are on the outside.
Darien Boyer it can be both a good thing and a bad thing. We can see when someone is suspicious and get away before anything happens but we may also look at some kid wearing hand me downs and has greasy hair and never talk to him and never get to know him and not only are we missing out on meeting a great person but we are hurting someone as well.
Rachel Dennison so so true. There's a good and bad to everything, depending on how it's used. It's also true that people with sight naturally, sometimes self consciously judge others looks.
I love the way Molly asked how we manage to see things all day long without getting headaches. We never realise how amazing it is to see all these things, the colors, the lights. We forget to appreciate how beautiful is a flower or a butterfly because it's not important in our world or it has no value. But it's a privilege to feel, see and smell what the world has created! Thank you Molly for reminding us that life is amazing and we should take the time to be grateful for all the amazing things (and people) we have in our lives!
I have completly normal vision, and it still amazes me on how bright the moon is at night. I will be outside at night for one reason or another, and the road is just lit up with white light and it is just beautiful.
And when you see the "lines" of the moon's light! Contrasting with the darkness of where it's not reaching... (The sun "lines" too, they are beautiful, but the moon's are seen less) I also like to see when it's raining and you can see where the cloud ends and the division of where is raining and where isn't.. You can see that "block" of rain just on that 'spot'...
I love watching the stars come out at night. At first you can see maybe 4, then 12, then the whole sky is just stars and planets. I love that we can see other planets from Earth.
jasey rae- Light pollution in big cities & suburbs basically clouds up the sky & blocks your view of the stars. It is possible to see the milky way in more remote areas, though. And it's amazing.
This is an old vid so idk if anyone will read this but to me the most beautiful things to look at are: People smiling- it's so nice to see the crinkles in someone's eyes when they're genuinely happy and smiling. Flowers, like molly said- the individual colours and petals are just, wow. Hair- having individual hairs is so crazy to me because we never really say 'oh your head hairs look nice today, what did you do with them?' Animals- just how different each animal is. Skeletons, fur, feathers eyes. They're all unique to the species. People- just how different everyone is and- Eyes- the feeling of staring into someone's eyes, even if it's just a stranger you saw on the bus that day, is so weird. Like the amount of detail in the eyes and watching pupils dialate, seeing the colours of the iris is so mysterious to me. Eyes are the window to the soul. Bark- the grooves and bugs on bark are really interesting to look at, just watch out for mosquitoes if you're in a forest XD And to the people who got glasses late, though I don't need glasses much and I don't know if this actually surprised you; Leaves.
I’m a mediu-low partial,so the one thing I identified with most is your comments about distance! I’m always amazed at how far fully sighted people can see and also when they have their own “blind moments” *despite* the fact that they can see! That’s another thing.
@@tatianamdouaihy Well she wasn't fully blind, but like she said in the video, everything has been "fuzzy" for her since she was born. Thus the story of how this tool at the doctor when she was very young allowed her to see the wrinkles of her Mom's face.
Stars. Well, not just regular city stars but if you drive like...several hours out into the woods and then hike a few more miles into the wilderness so you get past the light pollution. Gorgeous
Daisy i love this comment. Just because i live in the netherlands and in a real small village. I can walk out at night and immidiatly see all the stars without a lot of light pollution
1000000% this one!! My favorite too. Seeing someone smile or laugh (with their whole face) out of pure joy can even make you cry, because seeing it you FEEL it
This brought tears to my eyes; we really don't fully realize or appreciate how being sighted is very emotionally fulfilling and opens so many doors of opportunities for us to fullfil many of our goals & dreams
For me, I think the most aesthetically pleasing thing is expensive chocolate. Especially those individual chocolates you get in fancy boxes. Some of them with have different colours and types of chocolates swirled, striped or layered into different patterns on the same chocolate, or they'll use food dye to add little dots and streaks of colour and patterns that way. And the way they look when they're formed in moulds is always so intricate and pleasing to look at, and the way those chocolates are tempered means they're not just smooth to eat but also very shiny and reflective to look at, almost like ceramics.
When I first saw snow I cried and lost my mind. I lived in the Caribbean my entire life so when I saw my first snow I fell in love. To this day I still love looking at snow.
Also when the early morning sun catches a hard frost from the night before. This also looks like a dusting of diamonds on everything. Two of my favourite moments to witness
oml i feel so bad now, all those aesthetically pleasing videos, molly can’t see, all those oddly satisfying videos, molly can only hear. i wish i could trade my sight for hers for a day purely so that she can see flowers and colors and the tower across the lake and the view on top of the mountain, and all the amazing youtube comments left for her. i’m sorry molly, i’m sorry i can’t
Frankie Kay Your description sounds self-contradicting to me, because I’ve lived north of the Arctic Circle all my life, so the sun setting at all doesn’t happen until mid-July, and even in August, 8 pm is too early for the sun to have set.
@@ragnkja Have you ever seen the northern lights? Well, you probably have xD. I always wanted to see them! I am so curious how high the chance is to actually see them :D
Thanks Molly for this. As a sighted person I think this is a great reminder not to take things for granted. These are all great things to be able to see, but one. The ability to gather info about a person at first glance. This can often lead to consciously or subconsciously judging and/ or classifying people even if you don’t want to and that’s awful. Hugs to you you are an amazing person!!
seeing an ocean or one of the great lakes is like that for me. just the vast open expanse of water, with the sun reflecting off it and the rolling waves. its mesmerizing, i could stare at it for hours.
The human eye is even able to detect a single photon in a pitch dark room. On the other hand the ear is just as amazing. Think of people with perfect pitch.
Thank you Molly!! I loved this video so much!! You absolutely gave me a some new things to be greatful for!! I appreciate you so much!!♡ It is so hard to choose the most aesthetically pleasing thing to me!! One of my very favorite things is seeing massive crowds of people together in one place. Seeing new beautiful faces every way you look. There is such a calm loving energy that comes with it and I live for those moments!!
I always took for granted having great sight. Thank you for letting me have an understanding of what life is like for you and reminding me how crazy it really is!
Aw. God damn... This is so amazing.... I got lasik when I was 23 and I woke up the next day with perfect sight. Granted my previous sight was just limited. I swore I'd never take it for granted. And now I feel like I've taken EVERYTHING FOR GRANTED
I really love being on mountains. Nature is my favorite thing to look at because there are so many things to take it when you’re actually looking at nature. Every little detail has so many aspects and I can sit in nature for hours just looking at it. ❤️
Honestly, I was feeling very negative today and this video turned it around by reminding me about all the beautiful things I get to see day to day. My favorite sight is my cats. There is so much detail on that fur, eyes, and fuzzy wee bellies. Aesthetically I love to look at black and white tattoos.
mayashendy: Our family has been in the crayon/candle/wax/shoe polish industry for generations, I'm not sure how exactly but he also made (and patented) those clear gel candles that have wax fruit in them (they put all sorts of stuff in the gel now but he made it first with the wax fruits and sold it to Bath & Bodyworks) & the wipe-off crayons (that you use with a white board, Hasbro bought that).
Rachel Ouk... I just meant he was the first to patent the glow in the dark crayon cause there can be many patents for the same/very similar things. My dad wasn't alive in 1790, lol.
I was gonna go with cool sun sets or sun rises, but your comment reminded me of how everything looks after an ice storm. I think ice coated trees when the sun comes out the morning after and Ice storm when there is still fresh white snow on the ground and the suns light is reflected or refracted by all of the ice and snow is the most beautiful thing I've seen.
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When I first got contacts I didn’t realize that people could see individual leaves on trees and like individual blades of grass because my whole life I just saw a big green blob
Oh my god, same, when I got my glasses I felt like someone switcheD mY visioN from SD to HD
My friend said the same thing!!! She also didn’t know we could also see airplanes and she was like??!
dude same! every time i get new glasses its crazy, i forget how much proper vision sees. i hadn't gotten new glasses in 3 years (big mistake since i usually do every year) and everything was just. blob. and suddenly i could see leaves and i was like whoa thats right trees have leaves i forgot that lol
Same, girl, same!
Yes! And actually seeing ligths and not a star shaped thing
The most beautiful things to see:
1. Sunrise and sunset
2. Sparkle in peoples eyes when they laugh
3. Stars
1. Me
IM JOKING
And the ocean 😍
Noemi Cortes Encinas yess♥
And cats 😻
@Noemi Cortes Encinas yess
Molly: Everything har a color and you know all of them
Me: Well I mean there is that dress...
Lmao that dress was black and blue 😂😂
c0ff1n.g1rl.x xO actually it’s yanny and pink
@@sonjan-macd.2914 😂😂😂😂😂😂
Hecking Ally
Yanny is some sorta color??
But I thought it was golden and white...
People that don't need glasses or contacts at all scare me. Like how are your eyes so good?
on the other hand, I just can't picture not being able to see clearly at all times, must be frustrating as hell :/
They sold their soul. 🤣🤣 obviously kidding. Im jealous I wish I didn't need glasses.
my eyes have different visions, tried glasses many times just got headaches i cant use binoculars or shoot a basketball for crap but if i use one eye i see well in that eye the other gives me a wider view but ive always felt jealous of people with depth perception
It's worse when you're like "WTF?!? I used to be able to see that stuff at that distance, what happened? 😭"
Still I think it's better to need glasses to drive and such than to need them to read or... clip your nails or something
@@brodieroomojo yeah it's so messed up to have those "weird" vision issues
Like when you can't use contacts because your glasses (or lenses) just "stop working" after a few hours because your eyes are fine but you just mess them up or "use them wrong" =/
And your dad wasn't listening to the eye doctor when you were 12 and the dr said you NEED vision therapy or you'll mess up your eyes =/
Dad thought that when you have issues with your eyes you get glasses, like he did so he stopped listening the moment the doc said "your kid doesn't need glasses but..." 😕😡😩😖
Guess what?
Vision therapy doesn't work on adults, even eay 20s young adults. But they'll happily sell you a few sessions that "might provide a benefit", they cost $200/h and come in packages of 10, you need at least 20.
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"Everything has a color, and you know all of them."
/chokes on my tea in Colorblind
I was about to say that you stole my comment before I could say it😂
xD
ME
Densoro not everything cause if something is black black is not a colour it’s a shade.
@@Maddie-fe8vl why did you use black as an example? Like being colour blind doesn't have any significance with black and white. Your making no sence. Will you clear up what your trying to say?
She can’t see what she’s doing and she STILL has a cleaner room than me
- Potato Chan - lmao same😂
Word! My room is in a state of perpetual mess. XD
- Potato Chan - 😂😂 #relateable
Lol same
- Potato Chan - same lol 😋
I know this wasn't Molly's point, but this video made me realize I take SO MUCH for granted. Gosh.
"You don't get overwhelmed by all the sight & details"
Cries in Aspergers
🤣🤣🤣
Exactly 😅
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*cry*
Omg yes! I was thinking the exact same!
Love that she calls us “sighties”
I AM LIVING FOR IT
lol right I love it’s sooooooo funny 😂
Now I wonder if people who have walking disabilities call other people "walkers" lol
It's a blind thing
sarah rech Oof I’ll be over here with my sight...... ahh shit I’m in the same category as Jake Paul
The deaf community calls those with hearing hearies
Favourite things to look at
1. Christmas lights
2. Night sky when you can see the Milky Way
3. Sunsets
4. People’s eyes when the sun hits them
You can see the milky way at night??
sunny Rose I saw Milky Way in your sentence and I thought you were talking about the candy Milky Way lol
@@Fleurig-xr5mm every star you see above you is in the milky way my friend. Earth is a part of the milky way too.
Add smiles to the list and those are my favorites ☺
@@starrimoss7377 Yes, but sometimes when the sky is really clear and your environment is very dark, you can actually see a faint glowey "path" across the sky. That's how our galaxy got it's name. Ancient people thought that path looked "milky" white and more modern people determined that you're literally seeing the disk shape of the galaxy, just from inside said disk.
I know this is 2 years old, but I'd like to point out that some people do get overwhelmed by sight! I am one of those people! Sight and sound freak me out and I get overstimulated easily.
aka autism spectrum. I feel you. I am the same mostly with light and sound. Not so much sight.
Sensory overload, feel yu
not necessary ASD, as sensory processing disoeder can be diagnosticated on its own. ASD is diagnosticated when various symptoms cohexist
I’m with you there.
Thats sad.
One of my friends in college was blind. She got so used to me stopping suddenly and just looking up at the stars that she started doing it too. I always described everything I could for her in the most vivid detail (like movies) but that's the one thing I remember the fondest. Her stopping to look up at the stars with me even though she couldn't see them.
I have a friend with a sight disease and once a year, she goes to her doctor and they do tests and things that makes her see better for a few days and the first day she came back from those tests she looked at me, she was like « Wow... I had no idea you were THAT pretty! » And I have to admit I cried 😅❤️
Awww that was so sweet 💗
I cried reading this comment
Awww 💘
Awee
Angélique The Wibbly Girl AWWW ;)
The most awesome things to look at :
1. Smiles.
2. Beach waves.
3. Stars.
4. Mountains.
5. Swimming fish.
6. Cities at night.
7. Giant lakes with swans.
8. Animals.
9. Flowers!
10. Christmas lights.
11. Rain and lightings.
Lorena Huzuna I love Christmas lights. And fairy lights
SUNSETS AND SUNRISE!!!!
Take smiles off
@@discardedbottlecap3578 best thing in the world. and each one looks different and unique 😍😍❤️
@@deeznutsjokemaker7227 rude.
Omg... i almost cried when she said that “she guesses flowers must be pretty....” oh dang. That hit hard....
And a sunset over mountains is definitely the most beautiful thing ever.
I teared up when she said that as well. Spring time and watching all the flowers bloom is one of my greatest visual joys in life.
Things that look pretty/cute to me:
1. Sunsets
2. Flowers
3. Puppies
4. Blue and green eyes
5. Friends and family
You forgot Molly
*Crying in brown eyes*
@@Katsumi590 lmao... even I hav brown eyes so I'm jealous
Brown eyes are so beautiful. They're just so lovely to look at. And they come in so many shades! Deep brown is gorgeous. Talking as someone who has blue eyes
@@kermitthefrog9947 Tysm you just made my day 🥰
I’m suddenly a lot more grateful for all the detail and depth in this world.
Nee too I released what I'm grateful for ...My grandma was blind ...
Fatiha -_- love your profile pic
Clarizma Jenkins oh man I’m so sorry. There is so much to appreciate for our sight like the detail in the moon. It’s crazy that we just go about our day not grateful for the simplest things that a lot of people don’t have.
dr. Hannibal Lecter haha yess 😂❤️
The odd thing is tho she says she does not want to be cured?
It's sad the fact that you don't see how beautiful you are but we do 😔😔
Right!!!???
Sighted people are like that too
That got soooo deep so fast!
Iron Cay 😳😳😳
Mal Muffin that's right .. but we tend to forget how beautiful our souls are since everyone judges you on your appearances only indeed we lose ourselves in the process of fixing and hiding all of our insecurities ...
molly: ''growing up in the 90's, having those glow in the dark star stickers''
me: *looks up at my glow in the dark star stickers on my roof in 2020*
LMAO same!
Roof?
LITERALLY JUST DID THAT!!!
Shadow Sun ceiling
I had them all over my room oncez and they where so dim!
This might be just me, but clouds are so constantly fascinating to me. Like... the sky in general is just amazing. It’s never the same for two seconds. Every sunset is different. The clouds are like a painting that is constantly changing. And the fact that this beautiful, stunning sky makes up about half of what we see, yet so many sighted people don’t notice very much. The sky is beautiful :)
Things I love to look at:
1. My daughter’s smile
2. Arizona sunsets
3. Flowers, and trees in autumn
4. Eye colors are so unique
5. People, I like seeing how unique and beautiful everyone is.
Tessily Claire yeah I love to look at people but I don’t want to be rude and stare because that’s weird. So………
AZ sunsets are absolutely gorgeous you’re very right
That's amazing
AZ Represent!!
awww so fake!
No matter what, the sky is the most “aesthetic” thing to look at in my opinion. Even when it’s raining, the sky still looks pretty in my opinion.
I agree 100%, definitely the sky.
That was my answer too. Sunsets/ sunrises are the best thing in the world.
Bunny God Yessssssss 383729283% agreeee
Agreed
Of couuuuuuuuuuurse !
“They’re Asian, they’re short, they’re wearing an Ed Sheeran t shirt” ... Markiplier?
shego1142 lol
Yeah. The funny thing is that, being asian, I'm definitely not short!" xD (but I'm half Asian, tho). xDDD
all me but not ed sheeran 😂
Molly: what is the prettiest thing to look at?
Me: my mom💙
prettiest things to look at:
Christmas lights on houses at night
Waves in the ocean
Palm trees and beaches in the sunset
Roses
People smiling at each other
Old people walking dogs
Stars
Cities at night
Old family photos
Mountains
Sunrise/sun set
Young Leonardo DiCaprio
That "Young Leonardo DiCaprio" at the end made me laugh
When it said *young leonardo dicaprio* that made me laugh a lot! 😂
You forgot to put Molly on their
Natalie Pina true
Kittens and cats!!
The most beautiful or ‘aesthetically pleasing’ thing to me is stars and constellations and space and the night sky. Nighttime in general is beautiful.
Loony Uni the night is beautiful. I love it
Loony Uni When she read this, this probably blew the HELL out of her mind. “YOU CAN SEE THAT FAR?!” xD I absolutely LOVE stargazing as well, god I love looking for each constellation. I did not think about these things from a blind person’s perspective, it makes me want to share so many things with her.
I agree
Probably made her sad when she read it. Like she wished she could see it😢
Same
When I finally got glasses I remember the first thing I noticed the floor tile patterns in my home. Earlier I used to see just a normal brown floor. But with glasses I could see the designs on them, the black lines running across and intersecting everywhere. Idk it was the most interesting thing ever at the time, I guess what I felt would be a bit similar to how Molly feels.
I've been wearing glasses scine I was only 2 months old. I have a pretty bad case of Amblyopia. I'm legally blind in my left eye. I do have depth perception but it's not good. I'm always walking into walls cause I don't see them where they actually are. When I reach for something like my glass of water I actually move my hand close and then feel for it with my fingers and once then pick it up. I've reached for things before and missed. I can't see very far away. At the age of 36 my eyesight is decreasing. It's harder for me to read print. I just had to buy myself a new bible with giant print. I don't see well at night anymore.
But some things I think are just beautiful to see...
The Ocean/Beaches.
The sunrise over the ocean.
Okay just nature in general.
The sparkle in people's eyes when they laugh is one of the most aesthetically pleasing things to me.
o yes i agree
True
That’s beautiful, wow. Never thought that is something people notice
tubapanda me too
“you don’t wanna let me on the road”
*cut to molly driving the g wagon*
jess lol ikr
right XD like she was a pro
Lol love that video
jess haha ikr, she surprisingly did well driving Rylands G wagon it amazes me
Ikr! 😂
I love looking at large bodies of water like lakes. When the water is still, it is reflective and you can see a perfect replica of the far shore beneath it and upside down. It's especially beautiful at night when you see a full moon in the sky and a second full moon reflected in the water. Watching ripples moving through water is also fun and interesting, as is seeing the wind blowing the surface of the water causing it to move and shimmer in different ways. Lake water is usually a somewhat ugly brown color while ocean water is usually a dark blue in most places, but in some areas it's very light blue and clear enough that you can see dozens of feet down and see the corals and sea shells and all sorts of fun things beneath.
Molly: You can't read in the dark.
Me: (has a kindle) Yes I can.
Yea lol 😁
My stubborn 6 year old self devouring the hobbit on paper at 10 pm ...
I got glasses in the third grade, and when was on my way home, I walked outside, and I was just amazed because there were individual branches and leaves. I don’t remember ever being able to see crisp sharp lines before then. I kept on just taking my glasses on and off, but I could never replicate the amazement of seeing defined lines for the first time! Then I got sick for the rest of the weekend because my eyes were trying to adjust.
Random Person yeah that happens to me too
Familiar!
Me too and we didn’t know there was anything wrong with my vision for three years and it made me feel stupid before I knew I needed glasses
Hahaha I still do that,on off thing,just find it so funny that is the exact example I always give people,the treees all the leaves woah! X
I remember seeing crescent moon for the first time. I never knew what moon really looked like.
Eyes. Not in a creepy way but people’s eyes are so crazy- never the same color shape or size, and lighting changes all that
Mostly Magikal
And then some ppls eyes are always changing
I have eyes that change color! They change between green and blue, usually depending on what I’m wearing
Just for a fun fact not to put down your statement but the reason some peaple have 'color changing eyes ' is because they have a more uncommon shade of the eye color and peaple eyes perceive them differently depending on what color or lighting your most surrounded bye at the time.
O. Oltmans that is one way, but also for some eyes when the pupil size changes, the pigments in the iris compress or spread apart, changing the eye color :D but what your saying is true too, that’s why I said “usually depending on what I’m wearing”
@@birdy4696 oh that's cool never would of thought of that but now that I think about it it makes alote of sence. I learn somthing interesting every day!!(:
The way glow in the dark stickers look to me as a sighted person: Light green mixed with incredibly tiny silver round sparkles against an intensely black background. I guess they add the little silver sparkles to make it look more exciting and interesting.
I don't think I've seen the silver sparkles part. They're just this yellowy/neon green.
Molly: when your child of the 90’s have them star stickers
Me: looks up
Also me: O
Every person who got glasses later in life than they should have: LEAVES, BRO.
Lmoa yes, walking outside with new glasses for the first time and being like.... I can see all of the leaves
GRASS.
So true. So very true
I just got my glasses like last month, and honestly, so true. Especially pine trees. I can see them clearly now and it's just so!!!! Good!!!
that was literally me after leaving the eye doctor with glasses I should've gotten 5 years earlier than I did
I'm almost 27 and have those glow in the dark star's in our apartment. My girlfriend never had them as a kid so I try to do little things for her that she never got to do or have.
thats adorable omg
maibulsak you’re an amazing boyfriend! That’s so sweet
that is so sweet!!!❤️
How sweeeett!! ♥💕❤♥♥❤💕💕❤❤♥♥♥♥♥
so many hearts 😂😂
As a botanist I can tell you that even most sighted people are amazed when you start identifying plants (apart from the like 10 most common ones). Especially different grass species :D
Also, when I'm at work I often have to write down the weather conditions including how far you can see. It's got to be a pretty bad day when seeing distance is below 8km. I'm so impressed when blind people manage to navigate the world. It really blows my mind how much you can do without sight. Molly, you have a far superior sense for fashion and are much much better with make-up than me and that's so cool!
The video is 2 years old so it's not like many people will see this but I think the prettiest things in life for me are the sun shining through the leaves in late spring/early autumn, the way dust particles catch light in intense, concentrated sunlight and sunrise/sunset, when the clouds and sky turn all colourful. They all bring that feeling of calm that grounding (the anxiety control technique) brings
Things I like to look at:
1. Christmas lights
2. The stars in the night sky
3. Puppies
4. People different features
5. Flowers
Things I don't like to looks like
1. Myself
2. Myself
pizzalizza 18 3. Myself
Christmas lights are fun to look at
6. THOSE GLASSES THAT MAKE LIGHTS LOOK LIKE SHAPES LIKE SNOWMEN AND SNOWFLAKES
6. Cakes, pastries and sweets, they're not only candy but also eye-candy!
The brain doesn't overload because it doesn't register most of the things we see.
Yeah, most of these things you don't focus on get to this sort of subliminal level of your mind. You can quite easily compare that to background noise or listening to something vs. just being able to hear something. For example, you are on the phone with someone and technically you can hear other things like children playing in the backyard or cars passing by but unless it's something alarming you aren't listening to this, you're listening to the person you're having a conversation with.
DMT
My dyslexic brain will argue with that statement
Yeah, it's like selective focus.
Emma Gardiner I’m also dyslexic
Talking about how far people can see... there's really literally no limit. We can see stars that are millions of light years away. As long as there's light coming into our eyes, we can see it no matter how far away it started.
So cool and so true!
Ive had quite poor vision my whole life. Ive worn glasses since I was four, and I absolutely hated it. But watching this video and watching youre amazement at all the things I can easily see (with my glasses) really made me stop and think. I still take seeing all those things for granted, when actually its such a blessing and I am blessed. Thank you for reminding me.
It's funny to me how molly calls sighted people "Sighties"😂
Zoe's Odd Life yea ;3
This is an oddly specific answer, but I think one of my favorite things to look at is the reflection of city lights on a wet road at night. Or looking down at lights on the ground from an airplane.
O yea
Air Z ooo yeah!! ✨💫👌🏻❣️
AAH I LOVE THOSE TWO THINGS
I've never been to a real city (except for driving through or just staying in a building the whole time) and I've never flew in a plane so... can't relate
Sky Shooter me too
Flames dancing in a fire is one of the most memorizing things to watch.
"You know all of those colors!" Meanwhile I'm just saying that looks blue...ish?
Ain't nobody got time to memorize a million collors!!! XD
I agree. Most people don't know so many colours. Just the basics like light and dark blue, red, yellow etc.
Artist and fashion people do. Its their jobs.
The prettiest thing to look at is someone's face, when they talk about something they love. How their eyes light up. Rainbows in my eyelashes when the sun shines on them. Animals, their cute faces. The sky. Stars at night, the fluffy coulds, the colours in the sky during sunset.
Snowing, the way snow on the ground sparkles. Aurora borealis.
Fairy lights.
"Everything has a color, and you know all of them." Yeah, you give sighted people too much credit. There is significant variation in how many different colors people can accurately name, especially when it comes to distinguishing between "turquoise" and "seafoam", for example.
Yeah. I think there are too many colour names. Once you know the basic 5-6, you can get by with using adjectives like "light" or "dark" to distinguish them. If the colour is really important, than it's better to use the wavelength to describe it rather than a colour name.
@@EstrellaViajeViajero Also, colour distinctions vary dramatically between languages.
I feel like 90% of sighted people could not identify periwinkle. 😂
I do have to say you're right
Seafoam is pastel and turquoise is incredibly bright. It only takes a little bit of study every day to learn all the colors. It’s just that color isn’t something you all value and you all chose not to pay it any mind.
Some of my favorite things to look at:
- Clouds on rainy days
- Daisy’s
- My boyfriend’s eyes
- The sun shining through sheer curtains
- Fire and sparks (fellow pyromaniacs here?)
- Sunrise/sunset through trees/leaves
- The way fairy lights and dim string lights glow and reflect
지훈 hey fellow pyromaniac 👋🏼
Rainbows in the sky are to me the most aesthetically pleasing part of seeing. It's rare, it's hard to see them, most are super faint and so there's this moment of searching for a rainbow after the storm and even while looking at it, wondering if it's actually there because it fades in and out. So many colors all at once, but it's almost impossible to describe each - and they can also change shades and intensity in almost a blink!
Molly: we don’t want me on the road
Shane Dawson: hey what’s up you guys yes
Underrated comment ^^^^
he's actually how I found this channel.
@@aleenamirza910 me too
Her: also, the DISTANCE you guys can see is amazing
Me: *is nearsighted* hehe....yeah can't relate
lol same
Same bruh everything from 3 feet away and it’s blurry
Haha same
Megan's Corner well she’s frickin blind
Megan’s Corner BITCH SAME! Myopia sisters outta unite!
Fire is for sure the most amazing thing to look at, I don’t know if it’s just me but I can stare at fire for hours. It’s always moving and so warm and pretty.
5:40 The most aesthetically pleasing thing to look at imo are tiny sleeping kittens & puppies
Actually, sometimes sighted people do get overwhelmed with all the sights! Especially big lights or harsh colors! 💕
Yes, briggt lights give us headaches. Also i wonder if sounds bother her as much as they do me. Im sighted with contacts or glasses 20/20 and loud sounds hurt me. And can affect my sight. Our eyes get tired, our eyes feel painful if we read for to long or watch tv to long. Im glad I can see, but we do have our own problems with other sensors.
Yeah. I have good sight. I can see pretty well in dim light, I hate bright lights and so I often have the lights off when the sun is still out and my family keeps complaining about me "straining my eyes". But Im not straining my eyes.
Definitely, I was diagnosed with photosensitive epilepsy when I was 22. Driving at certain times of the day when the sun hits the trees can be terrifying for me!
Especially people with OCD (Obsessive Compulsive Disorder) inkluding me.... 😬
Sabrina White yep! I have autism and it can get pretty overwhelming sometimes but I get what she’s saying
The trouble with us sighted people is that we judge people by how they look. But you can get to know the person for who they are underneath and not the way they are on the outside.
that's what I was thinking
That’s actually a good thing. It keeps you from walking up to a stranger with a large knife
Darien Boyer it can be both a good thing and a bad thing. We can see when someone is suspicious and get away before anything happens but we may also look at some kid wearing hand me downs and has greasy hair and never talk to him and never get to know him and not only are we missing out on meeting a great person but we are hurting someone as well.
So true
Rachel Dennison so so true. There's a good and bad to everything, depending on how it's used. It's also true that people with sight naturally, sometimes self consciously judge others looks.
I love the way Molly asked how we manage to see things all day long without getting headaches. We never realise how amazing it is to see all these things, the colors, the lights. We forget to appreciate how beautiful is a flower or a butterfly because it's not important in our world or it has no value. But it's a privilege to feel, see and smell what the world has created!
Thank you Molly for reminding us that life is amazing and we should take the time to be grateful for all the amazing things (and people) we have in our lives!
"You don't just live with a headache all the time."
Ha! You think I don't have a constant headache? You underestimate my power!
me too! lol
I have completly normal vision, and it still amazes me on how bright the moon is at night. I will be outside at night for one reason or another, and the road is just lit up with white light and it is just beautiful.
Omg i love that you see faint lines resembling the craters on the moon
And when you see the "lines" of the moon's light! Contrasting with the darkness of where it's not reaching...
(The sun "lines" too, they are beautiful, but the moon's are seen less)
I also like to see when it's raining and you can see where the cloud ends and the division of where is raining and where isn't.. You can see that "block" of rain just on that 'spot'...
I love watching the stars come out at night. At first you can see maybe 4, then 12, then the whole sky is just stars and planets. I love that we can see other planets from Earth.
The most beautiful thing to look at has to be the stars on a clear night. Seeing the milky way across the sky is amazing
I live in New Zealand lol. One of the benefits of living in a tiny ass country
@jasey rae if you drive far enough from a large city you can clearly see it. And it's breathtaking.
Whattt!? I'd kill to see that the heck lool
I really love to look at the sky when I’m in my grandpas country house 🌌 💙
jasey rae- Light pollution in big cities & suburbs basically clouds up the sky & blocks your view of the stars. It is possible to see the milky way in more remote areas, though. And it's amazing.
This is an old vid so idk if anyone will read this but to me the most beautiful things to look at are:
People smiling- it's so nice to see the crinkles in someone's eyes when they're genuinely happy and smiling.
Flowers, like molly said- the individual colours and petals are just, wow.
Hair- having individual hairs is so crazy to me because we never really say 'oh your head hairs look nice today, what did you do with them?'
Animals- just how different each animal is. Skeletons, fur, feathers eyes. They're all unique to the species.
People- just how different everyone is and-
Eyes- the feeling of staring into someone's eyes, even if it's just a stranger you saw on the bus that day, is so weird. Like the amount of detail in the eyes and watching pupils dialate, seeing the colours of the iris is so mysterious to me. Eyes are the window to the soul.
Bark- the grooves and bugs on bark are really interesting to look at, just watch out for mosquitoes if you're in a forest XD
And to the people who got glasses late, though I don't need glasses much and I don't know if this actually surprised you;
Leaves.
I’m a mediu-low partial,so the one thing I identified with most is your comments about distance! I’m always amazed at how far fully sighted people can see and also when they have their own “blind moments” *despite* the fact that they can see! That’s another thing.
I wish that she could see clearly just for a day so that she could see how detailed and amazing the world is
just a day? why not forever?
Not forever because the world made her without sight for a reason.
I wish Molly could see how beautiful she is and I wish she could see how beautiful a Christmas tree is.
She actually has because she lost her sight when she was 14 (I believe?)
@@tatianamdouaihy Well she wasn't fully blind, but like she said in the video, everything has been "fuzzy" for her since she was born. Thus the story of how this tool at the doctor when she was very young allowed her to see the wrinkles of her Mom's face.
“For me, the world was always flat“ - Never thought Molly was a Flat Earther, but here we are.
that's not what she was referring to it was more that the Earth had no depth because she didnt have great vision
Hi People r/wooosh
XD
@@Me-ly6vc Oh no, what a silly goose I am.
@@Me-ly6vc it's just a joke lol
Amazing to hear how Molly describes these things that I really never thought about. I just adore this girl.
My children’s smiles. Thank you for this. The gift of gratitude in this time is deep, there is your depth Molly.
Stars. Well, not just regular city stars but if you drive like...several hours out into the woods and then hike a few more miles into the wilderness so you get past the light pollution. Gorgeous
Daisy i love this comment. Just because i live in the netherlands and in a real small village. I can walk out at night and immidiatly see all the stars without a lot of light pollution
Or... u know if u just live on the farm
Yuuuupppp. Going to our grandmas cabin is the best, stars are so ridiculous there
yes yes yes
Cleary u live in the city. It amazes me when I go outside at midnight and can see down the street in the city.
The most pleasing thing I can think of for me to see...is happiness. A smile and the eyes of someone you love "light up"
one word: eyesmiles.
What is your eye sight?
Sighted... She did ask what people loved to look at ☺
1000000% this one!! My favorite too. Seeing someone smile or laugh (with their whole face) out of pure joy can even make you cry, because seeing it you FEEL it
This brought tears to my eyes; we really don't fully realize or appreciate how being sighted is very emotionally fulfilling and opens so many doors of opportunities for us to fullfil many of our goals & dreams
For me, I think the most aesthetically pleasing thing is expensive chocolate. Especially those individual chocolates you get in fancy boxes. Some of them with have different colours and types of chocolates swirled, striped or layered into different patterns on the same chocolate, or they'll use food dye to add little dots and streaks of colour and patterns that way. And the way they look when they're formed in moulds is always so intricate and pleasing to look at, and the way those chocolates are tempered means they're not just smooth to eat but also very shiny and reflective to look at, almost like ceramics.
Fresh fallen snow glimmering in the moonlight like a million tiny diamonds.
I have to second this, an untouched snowy landscape is pure visual bliss!
Untouched snow. Yes.
When I first saw snow I cried and lost my mind. I lived in the Caribbean my entire life so when I saw my first snow I fell in love. To this day I still love looking at snow.
Also when the early morning sun catches a hard frost from the night before. This also looks like a dusting of diamonds on everything. Two of my favourite moments to witness
oml i feel so bad now, all those aesthetically pleasing videos, molly can’t see, all those oddly satisfying videos, molly can only hear. i wish i could trade my sight for hers for a day purely so that she can see flowers and colors and the tower across the lake and the view on top of the mountain, and all the amazing youtube comments left for her. i’m sorry molly, i’m sorry i can’t
That was beautiful
If everyone who watched this vid gave her a day of sight, she'd be set
Madeline Palmer if everyone who watched this video gave her an hour of sight (not even a day), she’d be set for 97 years...
Even better :)
Ducky Dinosaur she's gonna fall in love with you. Lol
I’m always amazed at how many different colors can be in a sunset. So pretty!
Your eye movement is so natural, if you hadn't told me you were blind I wouldn't have noticed.
the sky in the summer around 8pm right after the sun sets it’s like lavender and red and pink and orange and swirly. so pretty
Frankie Kay
Your description sounds self-contradicting to me, because I’ve lived north of the Arctic Circle all my life, so the sun setting at all doesn’t happen until mid-July, and even in August, 8 pm is too early for the sun to have set.
yes!
Mee too its the Best thing to see
Nillie the sun sets at 6 pm
@@ragnkja Have you ever seen the northern lights? Well, you probably have xD. I always wanted to see them! I am so curious how high the chance is to actually see them :D
I think the first thing I’d say is seeing your breath when it’s cold out
People living in hot places: wait that’s a thing?!?
I now feel more amazed by and more grateful for what I have! Thanks for sharing!
Thanks Molly for this. As a sighted person I think this is a great reminder not to take things for granted. These are all great things to be able to see, but one. The ability to gather info about a person at first glance. This can often lead to consciously or subconsciously judging and/ or classifying people even if you don’t want to and that’s awful. Hugs to you you are an amazing person!!
“Hi I’m Molly and I am very blind” 😂 I love you so much Molly! ❤️
I find water the most aestheticly pleasing thing to look at
seeing an ocean or one of the great lakes is like that for me. just the vast open expanse of water, with the sun reflecting off it and the rolling waves. its mesmerizing, i could stare at it for hours.
I think feeling water is the most aesthetically pleasing thing
EVERYTHING HAS A COLOR!!!!!! You blew me mind with that one!!! It's so true!!! So many things we take for granted!!!!!
This was so humbling to watch. Also you have such a beautiful personality and good attitude. I loved this.
Isn’t it crazy that the human capacity of sight is seeing a lit candle at 30 miles away in perfect conditions
The human eye is even able to detect a single photon in a pitch dark room.
On the other hand the ear is just as amazing. Think of people with perfect pitch.
5:59 I'm asian, short, have long hair AND I'm currently wearing an Ed Sheeran tee-shirt because I just saw him in Toronto😂🇨🇦
Face The Music 😂😂😂
omgg
thats fake
@@maiahuners6084 your face is fake
What a coincidence
Thank you Molly!! I loved this video so much!! You absolutely gave me a some new things to be greatful for!! I appreciate you so much!!♡
It is so hard to choose the most aesthetically pleasing thing to me!!
One of my very favorite things is seeing massive crowds of people together in one place. Seeing new beautiful faces every way you look. There is such a calm loving energy that comes with it and I live for those moments!!
I always took for granted having great sight. Thank you for letting me have an understanding of what life is like for you and reminding me how crazy it really is!
Wow... thank you for bringing my attention to these things.
Also btw you're so freakin beautiful omg
Fire. Staring at a dying fire into the night.
Josh Clement
So pretty
Aw. God damn... This is so amazing.... I got lasik when I was 23 and I woke up the next day with perfect sight. Granted my previous sight was just limited. I swore I'd never take it for granted. And now I feel like I've taken EVERYTHING FOR GRANTED
I really love being on mountains. Nature is my favorite thing to look at because there are so many things to take it when you’re actually looking at nature. Every little detail has so many aspects and I can sit in nature for hours just looking at it. ❤️
Honestly, I was feeling very negative today and this video turned it around by reminding me about all the beautiful things I get to see day to day. My favorite sight is my cats. There is so much detail on that fur, eyes, and fuzzy wee bellies. Aesthetically I love to look at black and white tattoos.
Melissa Stephan I love looking at my cats too!!! My cats are so cuteeeee and floofy
I have a picture of my dog when she was a few weeks old and you can see just how soft she was. Her fur was beautiful. Now, it's more coarse
The sunset is the most aesthetically pleasing to look at 😍
Thank you Molly for making this video. This honestly has made me feel so grateful and appreciative of my eyesight 🙏🏼
This made me think about my sight so differently thanks for making this!
Fun Fact: My dad invented the glow in the dark crayon (first US patent)!
mayashendy: Our family has been in the crayon/candle/wax/shoe polish industry for generations, I'm not sure how exactly but he also made (and patented) those clear gel candles that have wax fruit in them (they put all sorts of stuff in the gel now but he made it first with the wax fruits and sold it to Bath & Bodyworks) & the wipe-off crayons (that you use with a white board, Hasbro bought that).
Laura Nichols I thought the first US patent was by Samuel Hopkins who patented the process of make potash all the way back in 1790.
Rachel Ouk... I just meant he was the first to patent the glow in the dark crayon cause there can be many patents for the same/very similar things. My dad wasn't alive in 1790, lol.
Non-toxic, apparently. Well done, LOL ;)
Charles Wróbel... Crayola bought the rights so it was definitely non-toxic.
tree branches that are covered with snow is something visually very pleasing
I was gonna go with cool sun sets or sun rises, but your comment reminded me of how everything looks after an ice storm. I think ice coated trees when the sun comes out the morning after and Ice storm when there is still fresh white snow on the ground and the suns light is reflected or refracted by all of the ice and snow is the most beautiful thing I've seen.
I've never seen snow in my life before because I live in Australia, I wanna see that oneday
Her videos are addicting! I love her so much
I love looking at the clouds and see different shapes